Sentence examples for sensible categories from inspiring English sources

Exuding the confidence of having survived dozens of cullings, they are lined up neatly in sensible categories, their spines straight and proud.

Its interface looks clean enough, with sensible categories like "Bites" and "Emergency Room Finder".

29 Continuous predictors from the model were dichotomised into clinically and statistically sensible categories to create the tool.

Category thresholds based on first group containing zeros and remaining cases roughly equally distributed with sensible category thresholds.

A finer grained representation would have resulted in over specific and small categories, sensible to instability of coding.

Alcohol consumption was categorised in accordance with national guidelines 27 as: never-drinkers (reference category), sensible drinkers (≤4 units/day/men or ≤3 units/day/women), hazardous drinkers (>4 and ≤8/men or >3 and ≤6/women), harmful drinkers (>8 units/day/men or >6 units/day women) or ex-drinkers.

How such essentially subjective application of categories to sensible phenomena in fact happens is a problem of psychology, not philosophy, to investigate.

To be specific, according to Kant, rather than simply reflecting an independently existing reality, "appearances" are constituted through the act of perception in a way that conforms them to the fundamental categories of sensible intuition.

The sensation relations are then the place-holder of the categories (forms) of sensible space and of groups.

In order to reduce the number of causes under investigation while still considering the entire landscape of disease, we regrouped causes into broad categories that are sensible from an epidemiological point of view.

(1) Sensible being is the ontological category under which fall both physical and psychological being, that is, material things and mental states.